The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-29 00:00:00

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P r g P RINCIPA L OFFICERS (wit he re ► AtiSSIONERS of ills 31.1.1 ESTY'S N.-IVY do " give .notice, thttt fredne,tday, tire 811 t or aoer ~.ett one o'Clock, they will hr ready to /mat with snrh OM 'nay be wiltin g - t o C ontract for conc , niag 11 71 LAD N wATE R cmtittAGF„ 0.- 490 u)Ans; m; o TIM. t :'•frretA .1141 Forest in the County of Hants, to His Je'ty's Yard at lrooftrirle. P9'.14 the der Teneer ina, 4e sof ? , a t this ()Fee. No Ten it4.tuill Le received after one on thr Day of Treaty, A / b ' noticed unless the Party, or an _agent for hint, ittten4. : 4t.r7 'Y Tender most be accompanied b,l a Letter atfo'ressed i tae ‘Virry lioard,ond sispwri hp two responsi4le Person s, ft "A r in it to become bound with Me Person tenderiNir, nt a l 5 ° 411 for the flue p er f ormance o f the C oo t > act. :ICT(74Id. 1 -VCr-OFF ICE, Jotne 19, 1818. " 2 co ru ili rss to NE ItS far VICTUd LI, ING p t , 7,, , ,/„Ii: 114 ' IE 8 71 " 8 N.lrY do hereby give Notice , ..1 .eue 1, 0 41. s , ln ti , the Soth Instant, they will be ready to t,:::: ?Porte rs 7.;E writioy (seated Op), ;tied treat for One ,o v ^nd 9 ,, friers of I' EA`; E : One Hundred Tons of MUS- I ~,t 4 : l l° N I 7 GAR, 14 be answerable to Samples (of not IcsA i t e,.4 ''','o !',studs weight each). In be ,proditeed frith the Ten tt 7 44 Fino Tons y• O .ITNI CAL ; to be delivered ii.to 07,,..A.:1"t.7's l'irtztollinz; 4"; Stores at Deptford, in the space o fi e , it, l 'ti, nod to I n . p4i,l forby Bill: payable, without in , 4; • 1 1 , :r 4 Y "Y. after dais. et. : Conditions of the Contracts may be teen at the Seery.- , / . 4 Vice. o, , M ull e °'" g rtt Will he to any Tender in Which the Prier d th " he inserted i n U . :only at lenrah, or that shall not be 1':" ( 0 the Board before One o'Cloek out the said 14 ' : 7 : 4e 3°14 ' , want ; nv,r rattles thel'erson who makes tt4p"r, or some Person on his behalf, allouLft to an -4•,....LL-44 enlkd for.. PIN 0 .11. I NG- OF FIGE, Jmite 12 , 1 1 18 ' e()3I:4 ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING uor u IL/ (../..4- ip e N o ti ce , rh o , 44 ,L„,.. 17,44.1. Es try ss . V ~ /,r, ydo hcre.. l, 1 . 1: be read,/ to rr e#4,, t : / / 1 / 1 the ad 'if .lu'ri next, /Iv!' ad trortfor the el, CrPends in niriting rse.aled up), a BEEF may he PIA r 1 hat FRES" 1. 1 , 1 / 4i : toil separate Contracts, ofw , naw vexcet, of 44 4; 4 f " the use of his ifairsta s Ships t nd and al .11.e,phitrqn:r,04(/ r.lci ji'ya it, on the Coast of 5. ' 1 a ' . ' !mirk,- Months , the f , ks in horsetshire, for Twetue f ' a . ~.o ns ,h, .214 .fte:l44.l...front ,4,, 2.3 d July, and the Irate, prtum 7,t0, be t?/- i:'4." 4'41.---..1. nil also,fOr the SiiPPNII . ' " cb°l h, r,b,„(l. 3 of I."l.S'f, 14 Z. 1.4, the nse of Ids .11.61.(41,'s Tr°" " rut/it eerie!,,, ei„, the- 4"f.4 " 'S.t, rh" ' ''''''''for Tineivr illimi • 1 . - 7),„ the loth . 1 4 P'}ht m e 191 h of A ue .,,, t g, and the toile, 1 ~ uurnioAr 4441161e7r4er fit , , , ( 1 further until six ;Vont is 'fir"7.4: 4;heiternsinntion t?! the Contrarts• be 5,,,,_ ' rC l rn"4.lir'44 of the Contracts wily h, seen at i for ,,,,,..,,,h 44,:r91.14e, el 14is oil:, ; (lad, a., reg-rirds ,thotsr..,.c.usi toms ‘t NI: 01) P 1 ,11in g to the t'ateetors of his . illair I ‘ly 4ra'r"d if-fYinwilh' "slue/7.11.1Y' • .1 'l l the Price 4 4i t u '',lfriPit 4111 he hail to any Ii rider in it •LI .shill not lie Otti,,°''t be inserted in words at length , ' ‘jr that the r tout Fri" t s ePt ` i t '' the floirrit hero-i. fin" °*C.l°.k on t Person wh° S l4 34 c ' e J•ily ;n:.rt nor untras the I I el o" 1',.. , - ' i i t i . ,. I,l w /A attends to n"e2' orsaute Person G 7 #1,,,, . . , 42 4 4 4 . I!'" voile,' for. , ~ tette?. signed 14 I S' iii,c I."'l'r niiist erlsq be accompanied by 7 . 'b b ound with 1 , ) r"Pou.ii6ie Persons', enzal;ring' to become . t,;f4PIY te n , te,i,„ 4, ,. , i„ /he I , eard si,,„ of 5001. J:r u the due 14 14,1 4._..'te of euelt 'if toe Contracts. -..._ li. AIAIIIIALTY-OFFWE, With June, lids. . . lit,' Tronsiatlon, 4 Gbilutvin;! is a Copy -1. th e issue dl)o . 1 4 It:Ziri rd 4, this Office, of a rs;otificat ion - latel , y ret.,lon.. t it't t b;tiliqi Board df !',,stoats and of .Conini 141 q : 4 NEW I,J(gIT, erected on Slims Iliad, in the NI "f ze, land .-- tti4t4lifor,,. • • 110a1 COmniantl, and 1 '4,, '""Y with a most gracions . s ___.__, -fr' ll't, i t4l.•l tY of N aviztation to and front the 11,11 tic, Nl' Il t4i ' ''l "ll .I'4 hero con;trneted on Sterns Head, Commonly t,,:`,1t1i‘41::14. l::Iiiit,.011 the 1., land of Zealand. , % i tio : h co ns t‘t s of re Volr ' " 4 Ittl'tci,,, thrii round in three minutes, so . 4 '. iie4ri:‘ 'Yill 1)e seen in that space of time, kti 1N1;44 4,i'ih'-i the intervals: yet, 0 11 approaching it dur. !Th"'islP::'4 kleatu of the Lamps will be visible even ' .44 Cellalii. •. til L igh biTt'Aill thereliv be distinguishable from the open It. 4h 4 0 l -"16 Palsterho., on the opposite Coast of Swede", 1 ' 'tilt rf:,idiling the ' Winter Months. '' titio,ittit q t:ttli.tht- Sterns Klint is 140 feet above the 1:' 't t't N Ott, and o" is placed in a bitildiniwhii';ll stands ll:glitth • urthi (le,, East (true bearing) from floierups l'hii:11 13 "1" : 5 , 41111. ' Edg e of Steens Klint. , k4. 4l "te truilding will be kept white constantly, and i q .... ' 4-.1444 a very distinguishable• sea mark by day Au kh •uh t .7"lt tit: tit Will commence burning on the Ist day of :'',t'll. 4fit,..! year Commence and will continue from that time l i t one " 4 41 f, 4"4 -set until stun-rise from Easter to Michaelmas, 4 kkutt:',:llQtar after suii-set until sun-rise from NlichaclmaS ‘• litti '...'" ll7l , ----.... "" .- -•••••—•....—...___,...........LL ill gi ' hi 1 S (ts . ' t:„ l' "ior 12'N lIINE CAItiIIINATIVE is niN, 'IN,, i,. to all other Remedies for the . Wind, Plirc -1.17. f 4 , ( :l . 1,4;:t1,,,, Mid those Disorders in the . Stomach and %, ;; ' \ x • t h, t .. 1 1 h,,,, \lets; which prove fatal to so many nude'. 1 4 ' t Id utlit,44,!. It is equally efficacious in - Cloolics, ;SI,. :i i l ~ plaints in the Intestines of grown Per te r .N t,. 4l ll l / 4 1, 1 , 441 ; Alt t. 4 ll N th e Cordial Nimlicine invented by the late 1 , ,' ,ItillttiPtria.t,,, t.,t,A;:*,,tliee...try, is . rio‘C prerared by he Or, ois .. rii "ti, and her Nons, to whom alone he b e - IpittAst 1; 4 N'or ia I" . rty by his Will. —lt i• sold on l Y by F. 1k f,, ; , 1 . 41 of `,.at )he old established Warehdirse. No. 45, 1, , . , ~• it h 0.., Taut, but the third house from Cheatiside' _ N t.q'ell' ,/),, ,te ; Ina if procured elsewhere, he sure to ,ull lll, tt r‘,* •;.. 44Y's Carminative," tout see that the name ; ~ ti , , , vngraved i t' i,,,. '' , N,„ •“. N"„,, . II th e stare s. "qtli ,Itli -"iset, 1 511, Ox f.rd -s - reo ; Burcliell, Long , itt,„: Etc,ud-street• l'atz '4 ldle-rnw, Holborn; • •44:1,;,,,, , g , ' " Ipv; allU 414. rib, Ludgate -street. JOIIN BARROW. PUBLICATIONS: PORTRAIT OF SIR MLIRRAY MAXWELL. Thi, Day gas publillied, With a Portrait 01 Gapt.tiu Murray Maxwell, and Five . coloured Eue ra five). fillet I A NEW EDITION of ()YALE of his NJ Ajest,,v's Ship A LCESTE, toonna titled by Capt. Sir 11. Maxwell ; with an Account of her Shipwieck. • ; . t By JOHN M'LEOD, Surizeon of the A lcrste. Printed for Jou MURK.”', AlbenvirleHreot. . . . . MRS OPIE'S NEW TALES. This Day Were published, in 4 Vols. limo. price 11.8 s. boards, N EW TA L ES. By ()P g --P Mrs. irinted for N Longman, Hurst, flees, Ortne;iana lirown4.ondon. Of whom may be had, by thr saute Author, 1. Father and Daughter, Pinto. 4i. (id. board.. 2. .Talei of Itral.Life,,in 3 vols. Jas. boards. 3. Simple Tales, 4 vols. limo 11. Is. hoards. 4. Temper: or, Dotnestiq Sccurs,,.3 v01c..11. Is. 5. Valeutine's Eve, 3 vols. lento. 11. Is. 6. 'Poems, Foolscap Bvu. 6s. boards. Just published, price ss. in boards, riPHE, _MOIS of LIFE ; a Non-Aleilivai Coin mentary on the Indiscretions arising front Hainan Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and hanefill Efferts of Lues Venerea, Gonorrhoea, Strictures, SeminallVeakne§s, Srr. are fully developed ; Part 11. containing some remarks Sin certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; - Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Abuse, &c, ; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining tbeni in a familiar. manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity or both Sexes. • • By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons: May he had at eO, Patern.ster-oiw, 174. Fleet-street, 98, .Cheapside, 50, Piccadilly, London ; and at all Booksel lers. • Messrs. Goss and Co. are , to he consulted, as usual, .every day, at their house; and Patients hi the Country are requested to describe minutely the Case, enc;osing a Remittance for .‘ti vice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the World. Goss and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons, j ,3, Boiverie-street, Fleet street London. E{ 'S of SHRIMPS, a new am, superior SAUCE fiir FlSH,.egital in • strength to Essence of Anchovies, lint far excelling it iit flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for •it is a.conviiieing proof of the estimation it is held : in by those who have tried it. The Proprietor 4 Hatter themselves, that .wherever it is. once used, it will obtain a Pit-eatineace sect all other Sauces fur Fish. Made C. Din more and Sun and sold by 'F. Powell and Son Hatton-garden. Th e P u bli c larlvi'reisliealchtofunlicyhiriel:inCeostrenderto"ufhserve, that each bottle has the signature of C. Dimuore and Son ; none other is sge nuine ; this caution is necessary as there i a spuri o us arti cle now on sale, From the LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 27. • BANK RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R. M. Perry, Nlilson, Salop,. farmer, BANKRUPTS. B. Tucker, Bristol, dealer, to surrender July 6,7, and Aug. 8, at 1 welve, at the Rummer Tavern, Be istol. Attornies, Messrs. Dicks and Braikentiltge, Battlett's buildings, firilhortt,.Loridon r. and Mr. Hinton ' Bristul. • It. Rawli neon, Manchester, pawnbroker, July 20, 2?, and Aug. A, atl en, at t Iry George - Inn, Manchester. Attorni,,s, Mr. Laycock, Ashton-under-Lyne ; and Mr. Buckley, M.nr chester.- • • ' - - J. H. Blower!, Mint squa i re, Tower-hill, gun-maker, July 4, 10, and Aug, 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attrnies, Messrs. Evitt and•Rixon, flaydon-square, hlinnries. J. Phillips, Upper EFAmr.street, Pimlico, coal-merchant, July 4, 11, awl Aug.. 8, at t %%el ve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Wen Diike-street, Portlaml-place. T. W. Wooddeson, Dover-street ; Piccadilly, upholsterer, Julie eo, July 14,- arid Atig.' 8, at one, at- G'uildliall.— Attornies, Messrs. Brooks and Grate, John-streat, Bed . ford-row. B. Smith - all, Layster%, lien-ford, fanner, June 30, July 21, and Aug 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London.. -• C. Smith, Bristol, hoot-maker, July 1'), 11, and Aug. 3, at eleven, at the Commercial Arms, Bristol.' Attornies',. Mr. Bigg, Chancrry-lane, London ; and Messrs. llig and Son, Bristol. Jos. Alt wood, Oldbury,• Salop, victualler. duly 10, 11, arid Ang. 8, -at eleven, at the Nwan, Wolverhampton.- -Attor Hies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Aicarse, and limit, Fredericlesuplate, Old Jewry, London ; and Mr. Foster; Wolverhampton: • Joseph,. St. James's-street,•wine-merchant,. June :30, , .Ttil'y 1 1., and Ang. •b. at eleven, • at , Gnildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopsgate-strert. -• (I.)i vid &c. tom orrow.l 1 1 As Irsoptt. !—On Friday, 014 20th of June, the Lottery finished drawing, whekt the following Ca-. pital,Prkzes _were shared „and sold by BISH, 4, Corishill, and 9, Charing-Cross, being (as ustial) greater in.niimber and amount than those sold by any ()they elfice-keeper : • No. 9,888, drawn a Prize of 3,0001. And its Sixtli.drawn Prize above 1,0001. entitled to 20.,0901. in addition, ANlaking a Grand. Prize of 23,0001. Sold in 16 Sixteenths. •.' t 343 • L.500 3,6.16 ' L. 200 9,673 - • - 500 • , 8,76.3 •.4 - xOO 6,516 • 500 4,407 ' 2OO 9,.190 12,887 • 4 . 600 . 6,193 .44. , 2,317 . .300 7,290 ' 200 6,372 ........ ..... ...... 300 - .10,598:. , - 200 10,778 11,1•;i4 • 3OOI &c. &c. 12,093 First and Sec9nd Days Hi sii al , q sold on ti; of ilie - saine Loire! y' f!-- , - 3 ,471 - . . L.300C I 10,926 ~.... - L. 500- 1,459 4,462 ........ ..... 13,461 401 2,660 . 1,005 6,051 - 2O O, 8,816 1,348 9,1i4 4uo &c. Etc. : Tickets ann ShareS•for a New Lorivry are now On Sale,, lo begill.dr4tvirkk 411).ot .AuG,n4T,- con taining Two Prizes of 30,000/. and only B,QUO Tickets. - *** In the last Lottery which contained l'rizt s of ;MOM. sold Two, BOTH ! PRICY SPVI;NPENC F • SIR 1 Ult.q.4•Y ,113XWELL'S DNRESS TO THE WORTHY AND INIH ELECTORS OA' %%T. i: AIM; I'ER. qEisvrit..aNtsy,—.lll,t unpar,4llrled.snpeal in il!is history of Elections - , which was made. to your nn derstandiugs anti hearts, at the close of Itterlay'a Poll, by. some injudicious friend of.othpy dors, renders on further sddress r 0 enter minatitqr, juti,4inent, and good old E , lglish iog• quite unnecessary; and ; there ere yet lets Ark ample number. of popolled voters to mark Ivilethi r the treedont and purity of Election are still t' ba upheld, or, with Ike other great b , rva!lisof out national liberties and laws, they are also - to be gam . crificed at the newly-erected shrine of . Voivf: ! qal Suffrage and indefinite Reform. -lint, 0 , itd , tnen, it augurs ill for the general adoption of.sucli the°. ries, that their advocates have iaixi aside soned argument and calm reasoning, to substitute un mei ited reproach .and illiberal infective, in order to stimulate the dangerous pvsions of ttnrcliect• ipg minds. These so nearly fatal Conleytencesto mys e lf I. do most sincer e ly f i srg i ‘e ; and consider it an honour of inesCrnAle value to havd . receiwed those indignities and those blow, that were.aitnett at the Constitutional Freedom of tny-Country, for no other reason than that I'stood forward its defonee. I am informed, that there are antongst.tl4e op posite parties, men, who take ungenerous atlitan• tage of try enforced absence from the linsCngs, and lead. with . slAnderoos epithets my name and principles. 1 vvi!l not, GenTlemen, condescend to retaliate, by to their own ; hnt I must take leave to protest against all those insidious attacks,. which,, in the hopes of injuring my cause, they direct at others. Anti, Gentlemen, you will be better ah!e to appreciate all thvir as sertions, when .you learn from me, what 1 do most solemnly declare, that I am not seeking foe he honour of representing this grent City_st the instance of bis Majesty's 11inistf ; and it they have given me:their countenance, it nu.st hare been upon the same grounds that . ynn, Gende. Men, have been pfrased to 'import mP. : They hare donbtiess -looked into my past conduct, •ari4l taken that as a soffieient pledge for my taitiite Became I am both personally and politically nn known to them : and, in reply to those who pretend to dictate to you who shall repre9trtt you, 1 shall briefly state, th3t if either of the otl ter Candidate', or their most zealot's prtizarti, earl prove them to +aye been for fift e e n years et gaged in promoting a political scheme, of such national importance as the hunthle dividoal now atldressin,.; you has been mitres. sandy labouring at, I will instantly withdram from this contest. I mean, Gel tlemen, the drorts I have made, in concert with •nuarty of My Brother Officers, to ultimately do away with the necessity of impressing seamen. 'My line of coll.-. duct, in the furtherance tit this grear object, bas been to reward the gotta--encourage the bat lerent to become better—and, .actn4lly to bavit won over most.of the had, by substituting pater!. nil ieprebension, anti a eurtaili►ient,ol the gene. ral indulgences, for personal confinement oi cur. poreA,l punishinint, atitl thus attacking, the gctie- rolls feelings and tv.srm hearts of those brave tot r'n the sertice of !heir King and Country.• In to instances, when 1 have suffered the eftlatni.y I , f shipWreCk (aISO adtettCd to upon the h o si ; n o , ;,s a motive for your rejection of Ines), the affect , of tiis . principle of discipline leas be'en manifested in those must trying of ail occasion•, by my cie,.s conducting themselves in ti- manner tint only , to exalt the character of British'seamen; but to en- Nance that value we set on the noble .tig.ts human nature. Gentlemen, this letter is penned by the trrn• lons hand of my, afflicted and atf.ciona , %rho has never .q. , ltted.my bedside, and every fable i 3 dictated from the cute of your ob• figed aitti faithfulty devote 4. servant, and, pit t,it we to add, sinccre friend, M UTRAY MAXWELL: Itichardsou't Hutel,Cover!t-Garcten, Saturday uigut, 4;th June, 6." ' ' ' • • • • 1,A,14,1( Co1,7111•-or CHANCERY.....TA'Y-LOR This , mortiing the Court was agetin crowth.4 to excess, in the hope t::tf hearing tl•e' fihi,J :N u ag , nicitt of the LOkD CHANCELLOR in' this int4;test4l . Case. • We . understand,iris Lot dship, 'afro a lfki ink its his-private room-with .the Counsel- atul-f:st Solicitors of the PartieS; stated, ;that surne . t-doit , ll itrmituountahle ohjectiolis had occtirtcl• whiff' it again compelled him reluctantly: to • posrpont ti.a giving h.a judgment till xi future duy. VALL'ABLE PftENIISF:•i, the PROPEICIT of GOVERN NIENT, fur SALE. VictimMug-Office, May 8, ISIS. Til E COMNIISSIONENS for VICTUALLING ::t.VEsrys NAVY e l n hereby 4ive Notice, that on Tue , tlay, the 7th of July 'text. they will he ready to ye i;eivr Tr'uders in Waiting (sealed up), and treat for the Sale of PREMISES at VALLEYFIELD, io the immediate vicinity of Pennycuik and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with the several Buililing-s and Erections thereon,' lately ocuipied as a Depilt for Prisoners of %Val.: and also of the TWO DWELLING -HOUSES on the High Grounds immediately adjoining. the above Premises, which are occupied by tliv Agent and Surgeon of the Depot, with the Grounds sur rounding the 3,1 The DepOt Premises were formes - 1y used as an extensive Paper Manufactory, for which, or any other Manufacturing Purpose, they are well 'calculated, having a most abundant supply of Water, and containing. extensive. Ranges of Build ing of various Descriptions; and the Houses, which were lately erected, are very commodious and well-finished. Further Particulars nay l;c known by applying to Mr. Alexander Munro, at Valleyfield, who will slew the Pre mises, and point out their respective Boundaries. Persons disposed to, become Purchasers upon this occasion may offer either fur the whole Dept Premises, and for the Two Dwelling Houses conjointly, or for the DepOt Premises without the Houses, or fur one or both of the Dwelling.. Houses separate from the DepOt Premises, at their option; observing, however, tbat no Tender will he received in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall nut be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 7th of July urxt, 1101 unless the Person who makes the. Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for, TE-IF, LOI"fERY. A NEW LOTTERY,' (The Last for the Service uf the Tear) - GREAT in Magnitude of .Prizes, • SMALL in Number of Tickets. . . • G CA R ROLL, the Contractor, submits . with • grateful conlidenee a Scheme, which . has received the " be4ity commendations" of the Lords of the Treasury, em bracing TWO PRIZES of THIIITY• THOUSAND POUNDS!!! Only EIGHT THOUSANb TICKETS! • No Fixed Prize whatever! . . and, as a Tribute of Gratitude for Public Favours conferred on G. CARROLL, the Contractor, he has made arrangements that the Two Prizes amounting to . TWO TIIOI7SAND SOVEREIGNS - • will receive in addition EIGHT PIPES of PORT, on DEIRA, bei tg 4 Pipes for each of the Twu Prizes of 1000 Sovereigns, and in proportion for Shares,, To he chosen by the Holders themselves. SCHEME.. 2 - Prizes, of 030,000 .. are .. ,C 6 0 4600 Sterling 2 2 3 5 6 ......• • • 200 100 50 . 1,000 Sterling 5 90 1,50 • 8,000 Tickets. L. 80,000 DRAWS 41If AUGUT,ST. TICKETS and Sli ►l; ES are Selling by G. CARROLL, the Contractor, No. 7, Cornhill, and 'AI, Oxford -street, London, and hr all his Agents thron-hunt the Country, who shared and sold, in the Last Lottery when - (..'Carroll was the Con tractor, . . . No . 3,615, a Prize .of .1.;.2(4.210 - No. 4,319, a Prize.ot L. 20,000 And the Lottery just -ended No. 9,481, - a Prize of L. 20,000 Besides Eight Capitals of 10001., aOOl., &c. Li L` ELUC FION. WESTMINSTER ELECTION-. T HE present Conteat for the Represetttation nt the crry,of, IVESTMINSTER . being truly of a putr!lit nature, flip Friends and Stu.liorcrs of Sir MUTItILAY MAX WELL have•tietertuiiicd to enter lulu a stiriseßlPTloN ro, nuttrkyiNatheNEcE.smly ENTENcEs of the ELEC TION; and bereOy given,, that Suliscriiitious edl !ie. received ,ak,Messrs. Hoare's, Eh et-street ; Nliissrs. Birch and Co. tiond.-street Ilerries and Co. St. James's street ; and Sir ;John Perriug and Co.. Corn.hill. The Ladiesthaving- already t ,, ken.a•decided.lead in the Sub scription, it is earnestly hoped that the same liberality will continue to be shown by •those Female Friends to the Cause of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, who may not have been ep prised of the Exertions of their fair o,untrywonteu. xrEsTmINSTEIt ELECTION. T HE FRI ENDS of Sir Al UR RAY MAXWELL are respectfully informed, that the DINNER intended fibr this Day,, .but in consequence of his Illness postponed, s is fixed for TVESDAY NEXT, the sOth Instant, at Six o'Clock, at WII,LIS's ROOMS, Kin;-street, St. James's-square. Tiaets, at 16s. each, may he had at the Bar of the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's•street, until Twelve (Alocli oa that Day. Richardson's Coffee-house, June 97, 1.819- ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET IT -PLAC. NOT I C E—The EX II I 81'1'10N:being CIA)SEI), ExHißrrons are 'requested to semi for their several PERFORMANCES TO-MORROW or WED NESDAY without . fail. • HENRY HOWARD, R,l—Secretary.- BRI Mil GALLERY, PALL-NIALL. 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